Like Hugh Hefner (probably), AMD took a good hard look at its lineup this week and decided it was high time to add a pair of models. Two new Bulldozer-powered FX CPUs will join the pantheon of ...

AMD's Bulldozer is finally here, after years of development -- and its performance is significantly worse than anyone expected. The situation is ugly enough that it may explain why so many executives ...

AMD's upcoming multicore, high-end desktop processors, code-named Zambezi and based on its Bulldozer architecture, will be branded as AMD's FX series CPUs. According to a report from Nordic Hardware, ...

AMD may be flying high with its Ryzen processors, soon moving into the 3rd Gen Ryzen phase, but no matter how good its current Zen-based CPUs are the shadows cast by the old Bulldozer days still loom ...

Bulldozer is the code name for AMD's first new CPU design since the Phenom in 2007. How much of a challenge does it offer to Intel? Rich was the editorial lead for CNET's Home and Wellness sections, ...

If you bought an AMD “Bulldozer” CPU and didn’t quite agree with AMD that it was an actual 8-core chip, congratulations: A judge has agreed with you, and you may be eligible for a small bit of ...

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Advanced Micro Devices on Tuesday shared details about its next-generation chip architecture code-named Bulldozer, which will form the basis for its upcoming 16-core server processors. Processors ...

The disastrous product is now entirely in the rearview mirror. Before Ryzen, AMD's PC processors were based on the Bulldozer architecture, which debuted in 2011. The company advertised some of those ...

In a nutshell: If you bought an AMD Bulldozer or Piledriver processor while living in California, or you purchased one of the CPUs directly from the company's website, you can now submit a claim for ...

As Intel is busy moving into the software business with its $7.68 billion purchase of McAfee, Advanced Micro Devices is taking the wraps off its newest processor designs, Bulldozer and Bobcat, which ...